A Time and Place For Moral Force
President Johnson declares war in Viet Nam that tests moral force and global opinion. The piece argues the conflict harms civilians, lacks broad support, and calls for UN action and renewed diplomacy to end the war without sacrificing Vietnamese freedom. It urges global moral pressure as essential to yield peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
South
Viet. Nam
United States
United Nations
Californians seek more roadside rests along highways
Californians returning from vacations report a shortage of roadside rest areas in the state, despite a 1962 pledge for 267 rests. The piece calls for rests every 25 to 30 miles on major highways and urges the State Division of Highways to publish monthly progress reports to guide motorists and spur action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Division of Highways
Brown vetoes trout planting bill amid budget clash
Governor Edmund G Brown vetoed a bill to fund trout planting in camps for underprivileged children, citing general fund costs. The piece argues department of fish and game relies on license fees, supports many programs, and questions shifting costs from special to general funds. It notes substantial fishing licenses issued, mostly to seniors and low income groups, and highlights other state funds supporting conservation.
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Sacramento
CNS
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Department of Finance
Department of Fish and Game
California
Highway Users Fund
California faces medicare clash under Brown calls for October session
Governor Edmund G. Brown plans an October special session to revise California elder aid laws as Congress expands medicare. Assembly leaders clash over urgency while the senate pledges study. Brown may also add tax reform to the call if leaders don’t cooperate.
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Sacramento
Cis
California
Edmund G. Brown
Jesse “M. Unruh
Congress
John Veneman
Modesto
Unruh
State Senate
Robert D. Williams
Chings
Labor and Welfare
Brown
Long Beach
State Lands Commission
California Manufacturers Association
Bay América
Local Ukiah School Head Returns From Western Trip
Grace Toles head of Ukiah High School’s English Department returns from a travelogue filled with Wyoming Grand Tetons Yellowstone and Glacier National Park sites. She toured with relatives in South Dakota Brainers Minn and visited Crater Lake Oregon before heading home via San Francisco and Pensacola Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Toles
Ukiah High School
Wyoming
Miss Toles
F. W. McCracken
Walnut Creek
Grand Tetons
Yellowstone
South Dakota
C. F. Custer
Brainers
Minn
Glacier National Park
Crater Lake
Oregon
Ukiah
Freighter Held at Naples Over Arms Shipment
The Soviet freighter lichevsk was held in Naples after its captain refused port authorities access to seal the hold, amid reports of carrying arms to Cuba. Ukiah Journal advertises annual Holiday trip October 17 to 26 with details at the Ukiah Travel Bureau and Palace Hotel.
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Naples
Ataly
UPI
Lichevsk
Cuba
Hawati
Ukiah Journal
Ukiah Travel Bureau
Palace Hotel
Hearing for variance in Mendocino County Ukiah
Notice of a public hearing by the Mendocino County Planning Commission in the Board of Supervisors Room, Mendocino County Courthouse, Ukiah California, on a variance petition by J. Chamberlin for 250 Meadow Brook Drive in a single family residential zone. Parties may testify. Planning Assistant James Barrett. dated August 9.
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Soa
Board of Supervisors
Mendocino County Court House
Ukiah
California
Mendocino County Planning Commission
Tle J. Chamberlin
Varianee Neaus
Meadowbrook’ Drive
Uist
James Ed. Barrett
Jamen Ro Barrett
Mendocino County
Minoncine
Letters to the Editor Urges Protest Over Vietnam War
Ukiah California August 9 1965 Editor Ukiah Daily urges public protest if the Vietnam war worsens. The letter warns about name-calling to public employees and stresses lawful, nonpolitical action, urging reflection on war policy and support for saving human life and orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
California
Ukiah Daily
Aera
Vietnam
America
France
Drought, Water Crisis and Harriman’s diplomacy noted
President Johnson's actions on the New York New Jersey and Philadelphia water crisis are described along with Udalls assessment and the plan to extend Philadelphia's intake. The piece also covers alternative water supply options like desalinization and deep wells and includes reflections on Averell Harriman's wartime diplomacy and efforts to ease tension with the Kremlin.
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Washington
Johnson
New York
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Congressional
Bobby Kennedy
D-N. Y
Delaware
Interior
Stewart Udall
New York City
Newark
N. J
Udall
Pennsylvania
Army
Delaware River
Torresdale
Arizona
Atlantic Seaboard
the Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Water Committee
Gulf
Persia
Iran
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Harriman
Ra Nce Nour
Kosygin
Johnson Administration
North Viet Nam
U. S
South Viet Nam
Russia
United States
Viet Nam
Asia
Osygin
Jerry Ford
R-Mich
Kremlin
New Books at the Library by Frieda Winter
The library lists new titles including The Brightening Day by Michael McLaverty about an Irish schoolteacher exiled from his village amid scandal. Dog Years by Gunter Grass presents a between wars Danzig tale with satire and bizarre scenes. Funny Girl by Jules Styre hints at stage successes. the show page notes stage drama.
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Michael McLaverty
John Wade
Ireland
Gunter Grass
Danzig
Jule Stye
Nodbretto
Dra
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B. A. Cober
R. F. Gerber
Adv
George Hunter
Ukiah Daily Journal, Inc
East Standley Street
Fish ‘N Gamer
Page One News
William Steward
Louis Tonelli
Barbara
Elaine Tonelli
Santa Rosa
Ith
Q. N. Edmondson
Jimmie
San Francisco
Cecil Steward
Frank Covett
Kelseyville
F. Robinson
Rose Marshal
Gon Bob
L. J. Michaelson
Steward
Georgeanne Lane
Pensacola
Fla
Elmer Albertson
Orval. Tadlock
Anne Fraser
Charles Kasch
J. R. Thomas
Joseph Weber
Louis Hildreth
Joan Fraser
Weber
Kasch
W. Stickney
Ruth Bolden
Portola
J. Newell Rea
Virginia McGar
Willits
Sacry Brothers
Eberhardt
Kennedy
LBJ
China
David T. Strait
Frieda Winter
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